Welcome from WVHDF

Steadfast and Resilient: A Reliable Presence in the Housing Landscape

As the state's housing finance agency, the West Virginia Housing Development Fund has a long history of withstanding economic shifts. Through all of this, our mission remains the same: to provide access to safe, stable, and affordable housing for all of West Virginia.

We do this by partnering with lenders, developers, government, nonprofits, and others to offer affordable rental housing and low-interest rate mortgages for qualified buyers. This work helps strengthen communities, support economic development, and foster stability that ultimately leads to a brighter future for West Virginia. This annual report details that work.

Introduction
Production Snapshot

2015-2025 Production Snapshot

See how the West Virginia Housing Development Fund is impacting your county. Check out our interactive map to see the amount of money invested and the number of affordable housing units produced since 2015 in communities across the State.

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Single-Family Programs

Opening the Door to Homeownership

Affordable homeownership is not just a pipe dream in West Virginia. By offering competitive interest rates and down payment assistance, the West Virginia Housing Development Fund's mortgage programs make homeownership possible. In fiscal year 2025, we loaned more than $254 million and helped nearly 1,400 West Virginians become first-time homeowners.

Single-Family Programs
A woman dressed in blue jeans and a gray shirt stands in front of her stone and vinyl townhome.

$233,339,147

Loaned through the Homeownership Program

$4,204,020

Loaned through the Movin’ Up Program

$254,382,975

Mortgage Loans

$9,076,415

In down payment assistance through the Low Down Home Loan

Multifamily Programs

Multifamily Investment

West Virginians shouldn't have to decide between buying groceries or paying their rent. That's why the West Virginia Housing Development Fund joins with partners in real estate development, finance, government, and nonprofits to increase the number and quality of affordable rental housing throughout the state. This work resulted in 781 new or rehabilitated rental units financed through our Multifamily Division in fiscal year 2025.

Multifamily Programs
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55 Loans and Awards

Through Multifamily Programs

$108,631,601

Total amount loaned and awarded through Multifamily Programs

781

Total Multifamily units produced